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Marked in green on the schedule: Screenings specifically tailored for young audiences, with the recommended minimum age indicated.
The rest of the program is generally intended for a “mature” audience. Generally for ages 14 and up, unless otherwise noted: some screenings include a content warning (!) while others are family-friendly for ages 10 and up (*)
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Brest off - Vengeance
Warning: some images or comments may be disturbing to some viewers.
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I Could Kill Her
Weller Caro
Allemagne / 12'55 / 2026
Although Nea hates birthdays, she hopes for a surprise from her mother Almut on her birthday this year. But as always, Almut only has eyes for Nea's little sister Suri. So Nea comes to a realization: she will - unfortunately - have to kill her sister.
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Les forcenés
Guillaume Chevallier
France / 23 / 2025
The day she gets fired from the Comté cheese factory where she works, Jessica decides to organize a break-in. But stealing a ton of Comté cheese is anything but easy, especially when you're driven by rage.
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Sepehr Nosrati
Suède / 10'39 / 2025
Two revolutionaries kidnap the child of a Swedish politician to prevent a vote on a draconian law that would allow the state to strip people of their citizenship. When the police arrive at the Persian restaurant where the kid is being held, the situation begins to spiral out of control.
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Les Belles Indifférentes
Vincent Thépaut, Emma Gamet
France / 16'22 / 2026
In 2065, France has long since become a feminist society. Men, overwhelmed by these changes, have taken refuge in Brittany. A border has been established, and two opposing states have emerged. Two women set out by car to discover the old-fashioned men who inhabit this hostile land.
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Loquita por ti
Greta Díaz Moreau
Espagne / 19'22 / 2025
Rural Spain, Y2K. Alma is 16 and desperate to be seen—especially by heartthrob José. Overlooked by everyone, she finds an unexpected guide in a strange, staring cow that draws her toward something deeper than the attention she craves.





